Light, Rain, Flame, Gust, and Cloud *Warrior rp; Accepting!*

[horchata]

Foxpaw glanced at him and stopped, stretching. She felt the mud sing into her paws and purred.

[ℂ∂ℓℓ ♏ε ℂ∂℘τ∂ìη]

Eaglepaw looked back at her as she purred, and he watched her stretch with no expression. He chose a sandy patch of land, and sat down, looking at a small stream gurgle nearby.

[horchata]

Foxpaw looked down at the mud squelching beneath her paws, then looked up at the sky. She realised with a jolt is was dawn. (?)

[ℂ∂ℓℓ ♏ε ℂ∂℘τ∂ìη]

((Yes, your right.))

Eaglepaw looked up, and squinted as the dawn hurt his eyes, as he had been in complete darkness for a long while. His pelt gleamed, and his white head-fur glittered in the sun. He looked at her pelt, and smiled, but had no reason too.

[horchata]

Foxpaw was still gazing at the sky, then looked down at Eaglepaw, stunned to see him smiling at her, although she didn't show it, and she just gave a friendly smile back at him.

[ℂ∂ℓℓ ♏ε ℂ∂℘τ∂ìη]

Eaglepaw noticed her looking back, and grinned, showing his brillaint white teeth, just to amuse her. He loved her laugh, but never showed any emotion to anyone. It was a sign of weakness to Tigerstar, and Eaglepaw wasn't giving Tigerstar anymore soft spots to attack when Eaglepaw's down.

[horchata]

Foxpaw purred then looked at her muddy paws. She sat down and held one up to her face, inspecting it curiously.

[ℂ∂ℓℓ ♏ε ℂ∂℘τ∂ìη]

Eaglepaw rolled his eyes, getting up, and padding to the stream. The land wasn't as muddy now, as they had cross one of the more rained on areas in their territory. The rest of the territory was not nearly as bad. He stepped into the water, the cooling sensation filled his soar pads, and watched the mud away from his paws, the smooth stones like feathers.

[horchata]

Foxpaw saw what Eaglepaw was doing and decided it was a good idea to do the same. She padded upstream, away from her fellow apprentice, then jumped into the stream with a splash.

[ℂ∂ℓℓ ♏ε ℂ∂℘τ∂ìη]

Water sprayed all over the water next to him, and mist was sent up in flurries in Eaglepaw's face. Eaglepaw sneezed, and got out on the other side, paws clean. He padded on the rock, his tail flicking. "Come on fish-brain. We don't want to scare the frogs." He told her, and waited.

(GTG)